Honestly English is not everything but it's something that could speed up your level of credibility or trustworthy or something like that. Lol it seems weird, isn't it? 🤣🤣
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I totally agreed. If you are living abroad and working with native english. It is important that you should have a proper accent and pronunciation. The reason is to fit in and be accepted, So you don’t feel isolated. ❤
I think Thai ppl associate those who sound more native as posh (hving decent educational and family backgrounds, meaning richer than some of us), gotta admit tho, to be able to acquire such accents meaning you have the privilege of living abroad. Then, more opportunities to socialise with the natives. I’m trying not to mind hving an accent tho. No cap, I’d rather focus more on pronunciation. It is always a double-edged sword for most things after all.
I believe accent reflects on first impression. It is not important for understanding as long as you sound close enough to the words and others understand you. However, with bad accents, people do judge you.
The accent is not as important as pronouncing words correctly. Keep speaking and practicing. Eventually, you'll find your own accent, which is perfectly fine as long as you can communicate with people around the world.
An American or British accent in Thailand can be considered a privilege because most people don't have it, and there's limited diversity here. Rather than fitting into society, you're more likely to stand out among others.
Wow, this is amazing, I wish I could watch this kind of video from KND earlier. This is great actually. By the way, American Accent is the only way 😅 back off Brits accent lol
ทำไมต้องใช้คำว่า white or black people Why you guys using that word it's so many way to use it politely like colour people 🤨 If you gonna teach an English.. should be in a proper way 🤨 Don't you think?